From one property purchased by our founder, Bonnie Wu, to a planned public listing on the NASDAQ, our journey has been fueled by disciplined execution and investor trust. Today, we are excited to share an important milestone in that journey.

Our Planned IPO: What You Should Know

As of April 2026, we have filed an S-11 registration statement with the SEC for a proposed listing on the NASDAQ. Our plan includes raising up to 15 million dollars in connection with this offering. This step is designed to broaden access to our strategy and give investors a transparent way to participate in our approach to US real estate.

Why this matters:

• Greater access and visibility on a premier exchange
• Enhanced transparency through SEC reporting
• Capital to support growth initiatives aligned with our strategy

We are proud of how far we have come. We are equally focused on the work ahead to deliver on our mission with the same rigor that got us here.

Our Story: From One Property to a Global Investor Community

Capstone 72 began when Bonnie Wu personally invested in US property and committed to a simple idea. Bring institutional-grade discipline to real estate opportunities that individual investors can understand. That early focus attracted friends and family, and soon after a broader community, including a large cohort of Asian investors seeking access to the US market.

Key principles that guide us:

• Focused strategy in US real estate
• Disciplined underwriting and risk management
• Clear communication and investor alignment

These principles shape every decision we make, including our planned step onto the NASDAQ.

What This Means for Prospective Investors

If you are exploring opportunities in US real estate through a public vehicle, our planned listing may offer:

• Access to a strategy rooted in on-the-ground real estate experience
• The transparency of a publicly filed S-11 and ongoing disclosures
• A pathway to participate through a regulated exchange upon listing, subject to market conditions

Important notes:

• Any investment decision should be made by reviewing the S-11 registration statement and related prospectus when available.
• Market conditions, risks, and forward-looking factors can affect outcomes.
• There is no guarantee of returns. Investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal.

How to Stay Informed and Evaluate the Opportunity

Here are practical steps to take now:

1. Request updates. Ask to be added to our investor updates list so you receive notices about filings, timing, and roadshow information.
2. Review the filings. Read the S-11 registration statement, prospectus, and risk factors when available on the SEC’s EDGAR database.
3. Prepare your questions. Consider your objectives, risk tolerance, and time horizon. Ask us about strategy, pipeline, fees, governance, and reporting.
4. Speak with us directly. A short conversation can help you assess fit and next steps.

Connect With Us

If you would like to learn more about our planned IPO or discuss how to engage with Capstone 72:

• Contact Sebastian Hamilton at Sebastian.Hamilton@capstone72.com
• Request our investor updates and upcoming announcements
• Schedule a brief consultation to discuss your goals

We appreciate your interest and look forward to sharing more as we progress.

Key Takeaways

• Capstone 72 has filed an S-11 registration statement with the SEC as of April 2026 for a proposed NASDAQ listing.
• We plan to raise up to 15 million dollars in connection with the offering.
• Our roots trace back to Bonnie Wu’s first US property investment, growing into a community that includes a large cohort of Asian investors.
• Transparency, discipline, and alignment guide our approach as we enter this next phase.

Important Notice

This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities. Any offering will be made only by means of a prospectus that is part of the S-11 registration statement filed with the SEC. Prospective investors should read the prospectus and the risk factors in the registration statement and other filings carefully before making any investment decision. Forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties, and actual results may differ.